This standing Chinese warrior was cast in stone (to save weight in the hollow casting process). The template was given by one of the warriors from the famous terracotta army of Emperor Qin Shi Huang Di.
Shortly after his accession to the throne in 246 B.C., the emperor ordered the construction of his tomb, which was built on an area of more than a thousand square meters. He had his grave protected by an army of life-size clay soldiers, the clay soldier army (terracotta army).
The sculpture was made of cast stone and finished with a finish. The colour may vary and fade due to weathering, but the finish does not affect the frost resistance. The figures are suitable for indoor and outdoor use. Delivery without decoration.
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